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Does that stuff really work on a small crack leaking out from a aluminum sled engine block?
 

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Does that stuff really work on a small crack leaking out from a aluminum sled engine block?
Don't use it! It might work for a bit but not long term. Get someone to tig weld it properly, thats the only way that you ever stop the crack from coming back or even geting bigger. I will weld it for you properly if you want. If its out of the sled it no problem to fix
 

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No can do bob,Thanks for offer, it's not worth all the work,the crack is about 1/8 long and shouldn't spread.
 
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Drill a small hole at the end of the crack. Stop it from spreading and jb weld the **** out of it
 

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If this is a crack on your Rx1 block? If it's leaking coolant you will continue to do so & over heat & cook a motor.
 

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Pipe plug taper puts more stress on it when tightened and could actually crack it easier. Just drill and JB welds it.

Making JIS screws into junk
 

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Hmmm all dang good ideas,unfortunately it's on the joint where the upper and lower block are bolted together right on the gasket "ledge" I would call it......it took me 2 mirrors to find it.....definitely gunna jb er
 

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Looks like she's getn loc metal lol
 
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